subrubeus

sub-rubeus, a, um, rötlich, ostri color, Non. 549, 9. – Vulg. Nbf. subrobeus od. subroveus, Oribas. fragm. Bern. 2, 4. p. 7, 4 u. 14; 2, 5. p. 7, 32 Hagen.

subrubeus [CL sub-+LL rubeus], reddish, somewhat red, tinged with red; b (in med. context); c (of vestment or sim.). ex rubeo colore et albo quandoque rubeus, quandoque ~eus Quaest. Salern. W 1; [luna] fit ~ea vel pallida Bacon Maj. II 105; vinum ‥ ~eum aut album Gad. 123v. 2; a1414 anulus ‥ continens j gemmam in medio ~eam et oblongam, viz. dictam vulgariter rubibalois (Invent.) Amund. II app. 329.  b fiebat ut alterius oculorum palpebra supinaretur, cilioque reducto ~ea denudaretur albedo W. Cant. Mir. Thom. II 73; urina ‥ rubea vel ~ea Gilb. VI 235. 1; quod si post exierit [urina] aliquantulum tincta, ut subcitrina vel ~ea ‥ est signum occulte digestionis Ric. Med. Signa 35; ptisanaria massa ‥ mutat colorem de albo in ~eum et rubeum Id. Anat. 226; habet faciem ~eam cum morbillis multis Gad. 46. 2.  c capa ‥ subrubbei [sic] coloris Cust. Westm. 61; indumenta [sc. casule et cape] ‥ erunt omnino rubia aut eciam ~ia Ib.; casula ~ea de panno de Tharse Invent. Ch. Ch. 51; duo vestimenta sacerdotalia unde unum de panno serico ~io Amund. I app. 449.

subrŭbĕus, a, um, c. le suiv. : Non. 549, 9.